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SER Tranf Suraen, fneI@er IL Mahs
ben,B Gsi&irr Gej9dff, 127 er&angesS trabes
nrtsttet, iaste: s4!ein Bate. tuslqss ysro:
brsiSia Satrss In isSsns miutsr an sabe,,iias
9isriut In ben T16es eeIttteff. &C 5oa bic
betei aerste 30 Rdtbe iiio uerir4te cue bee
fdfatest SeiImittet, cbneirgesit iuel4ea Grtcllg.
SIN Iettsi Mtntert 90 iuel4er Bet tette Uabe
iirb Der nitere SbeiI fetrer Betne ttart aus
Qefdtunnefs rparetf, uerfid5tee r st. SCOOPS Del
nHb tn burger 6eit mar C. eebstlt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-29

s6s- 6trobbiite e, Sommeransiige
&C. BEL paneoaf & SObn.
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Die unterseidneten Banfen unb Hanfiers
peroen ale @etpinne in Der 2ouifiana Staatss
aOtterie, bic itusn prdientirt iuerSen, ausaableu.
s. 8. Oslesbn, Yrif. Ga. Nat. Banf.
3. Qanaur, Yrdi. State Rot. Boni.
u. BoIbrin, Trd5. q. 8. Not. gont.
Carl 3Otri, Brdi. Union Wat. HGnf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-29
6auptsewinn $150,000.
La. g.. L..

VIII bei6sinissn bisrburd, ba6 mir ole Su.
~orbnnnaen bel ben monatIi9en unb balbidbr.
Iidsn 8iebunsen Der eouftana Staatslotterie
gompasnie iberpaden unb perI6nlid control.
Iirsn. 90 berridt bel ben 3iebunsen Gbrli6feit
sessn Sebermann. Wiz ermddtisen bic Com,
pasnis, bisiss gsrtiFsat fur ibre a~nssisen su
benutsn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29
A GREAT CHANGE.

To the Editor of the Pioneer:
When I was by, rum was every
wherein the closet. in the old chest,
in the barn, i'm the woods in the hedges,
ia the fishhouse, on the bay, on the
fern. 1t was cheap-only t rec shii-
lings gallon-and nearly every mai
drank it, and it was no uncommon
thing to see men DRINK. This rum
was often a mixture of whiskey, gin
aud sugar, verv often said to bef,aken
for the sugar it contained. The o
men got drunk and the boys laughed
at them. Little did either realize the
sting of eternal death in tue 'iemon
Rum. 1t was all around US. A man
could hardly raise building, or burn
a piece of new ground, without rum.
Rum was carried on to the meadows IL
make the scythe cut easier; it was car
ried into the harvest-field to keep the
heat out, it was taken Oh u journey in
winter to keep the cold out-at least
those who used it said SO. What d
wonderful position rum has filled in
the world! Alas! it has filled many q
drunkard's grave. Its whitening bligh'
still remains, although a great chang
has been made. But still all are mor'
or less affected by the driuk-traffc, and
it will not do to cireumscribe our labor!
because we may be more favored il
this matter w. IL. oSfEh.
AtIanticville, Long Island.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29

The following County Executive Commit
tee was appointed by the Local Optionists at
the courthouse yesterday afternoon:
arcadia To,cnshlp. e. w. Farrar, Sr.
A. l.. Prince, j. NJ. Whitworth, w. A. Ryan
Joseph Price, Louis Miller, w. G.. Fairchi I'd
w. Il. Gay, Joe Wigger, Charles Arnold. j.
ID. Walker, Thad. Baldwin and I. L. Hello.
man.
Liberty To,cash;p.-B. f. Bone, George
Lewis, Jas. Bollinger.
:. Union Toaenship-Giles Russell, Edwin
Nav, John Crowley, Thos. p. Fitz, Charles
I'D. Collins and David Garrison.
Iron To,caship.-C. Oesterle, Nathan Vail
d. Oesterle, d. III. Palmer, Jefferson c. Rus
sell and j. E. Lowe,
1aolin Io,cnship.-,John Luthy, James
Barger and James Webb.
Dpnts Z oacnsh,p.-D. s. Love, j. r. Adams,
A. Ii. H. Eaton, Mr.. Patterson and j. L.
Midgyett.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29
SELLING LIQUOR To MINORS.

The saloon-keepers look upon the
law furnishing man for selling liquor
to minors as all intolerable oppression.
1t strikes at tile very foundation of
their busin ess, for in selling to children
they are educating customers who will
make their business profitable in the
future. What difference does it make
if the boy is ruined, he is not as i'm
por;ant rs full grown man! This is
the reason that saloon-keepers are so
enraged at the interference of temper
ance fanatics" with their business. 1t
is an Infringement of personal liberty,
and takes bread and butter out of the
mouths of their wives children. If he
is not allowed to sell to minors, where
will his business be i'm ten years? OF
course, Christian people and society
have no rights, they are bound to re-
spect when their infamous business is
interfered with.-Herald ana Presby-
ter.
1t is this that gives the liquor-selIers
their enormous influence in politics:
Preparatory to the general election OF
1884, there were held i'm tile various
districts of New York, 1907 primaries
and political conventions of all parties,
aud of these no less than 633 took place
in liquor saloons showing that leaves
small ground for wonder at the low
average grade of the nominees. The
reason for such a condition of things js
perfectly evident; it is because the IL
quor-saloons are places of social resort
for the same men who turn the local
political organizations into social clubs
Bar-tenders form perhaps the nearest
approach to leisure class that VIZ
have at present on this side of th'
water.-PiOneer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29

WHISKY.
cal GIFT of Liquid Jog
IL Conjnred.
A Prohibitionist's Opinion
/ send you some
ofthe most wonder
full whisky that ev-
er filled with
snakes the boots of
m "a n or painted
towns in cardinal
rel. 1t il the min
gled souls of corn
and stryehnine. In
it you will find the
moonshine t h a t
/. made The marsh al
: chase the shadows
, over western hills;
, the breath of flame,
) the whistle of DO
{ lice, the hoodlun,
! wagon, and thirty
! days in prison Tor
: thinking YOU could
! fight. Drink it,
| and you will hear
I the voice of COM
? ia d e s singh ing,
| +" When Johnny
: CONES Marching
t Home, F" mingled
! with the laughter
r of the b,ys. Dfiak
< it, and you will fee
] within your head 8
/ sense of swelling
J, the booty bliss u
y many high OLE
: sprees. For sixty
: days this liquid fir'
i has been within til,
! meek an a mild
$ eyed d e m ijo Ii II
o longing to- scorci
If the throat of man
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29
CHRONIC WHISKY,

CHRONIC
Col. Mgersolt's Magt'
W. and What |
psB lseERsorL's oFisIoS,
I send you some
of the most won-
derful w h i S k e Y
that ever drove the
skeleton from a
feast or painted
landscapes in the
brain of man. II is
the mingled souls
of wheat and Germ.
In it you will find
the sunshine and
shadow that ehas-
ed each other over
the billowy fields,
the breath of June,
the carol of tn {
lark, tn e dews 81
night, the wealth
of Summer and
Autunin's rich CON
tent - all COLDER
W it b imprisoned
light. Drink t,ai.C
you will hear the
voice of men ant
maidens singh in s
TIL e - FL q r e S
Home, - min gle,
with the laUvthte,
of children. Drink
it, and you will fee
within your bloot
the startled daw rs
the dreamy, tawn,
dusks of many per
feet days. For for
ty years this liqui,
joy has been with
in the happy stave
: of oak, longing t
touch the lips c
man.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29

Monuments Tombstones, Nantes and everything IN
the Marble and Granite Line furnished on snort notiee
Dasons and photographs be at L. j. Giovanons
Undertaken who agent at lronton Mo- Iron fencng
Of the Roger Iron Fence Co. make for cemetery lots
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-12-29
M r. ". NOTES.

nA Brandy in Its action on
~l<1 the nerves is like bill of
mi n BVl Exchange drawn on the
lUEM4B Alahorer, which for lack of
~MEIlK cash to pay it, must he
constantly renewed. The
,rlman consumes his principal in-
stead of his interest, hence the inevit-
.h,e bankruptcy of the body.-Bdron
von Lietig.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
Killed a brother ome,,.

EVANSVILLE, lud. Dec. 20. Authorized,
morning Joseph zieelcr, policeman,
and killed Abraham. Smock, another
CONAN, Officer Zicglcr was pairolling
\eat whom he saw two men leave n res
In The northeastern part Of the
on seeing that the officer saw item.
ftcdiu1in. The ofic"rpuNucd them
alley, Gringa shot into the ground.
auscd ono oi them 10 stop, and
Ncglcr, thinking the man Wasabout
Il him, cred and killed the -imngrr.
10 the PROSTATE man, he found him
Officer Smock. Tho other man, on.
ahill, then came up aud explained
they wcr OF duty and on a little
and did not want TO be discovered.
~ Iiryirf lius MOI BEEN arrested.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
d X. d. S. JOHNS MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. II Jofierson Stroet

Hot Main aud Front. MEMPHIS, TENN.
Established In is1
nR JOHNSON I. acknowledged by all parii,s In
" tcftrtCi ns ny Tar thc most snccrssiul physl.
cian n the Treatment Oi private ur scrrct disrlsu
QUICK pcrmaucnt Guns guaranteed IN every cas-.
mHlc ~ female. Rercnt Cns,s oi 4 ,ouorrhca an 4
- rhiis Ciirrd iu t"w DAYS vfth0ut the usa al
mrrufy. change n diet of hiuinincc irum busl.
Gated without the uso oi mcn'ufy. luvnlubtnry
los ~ ffmrn stopped IN thnu lime Nuu,rrfs
irum nfuicncy ~ Ices ~ sexual power restored "a
fuV NirW In n few weeks Nlfiims Of seif abItss
and excessive Nrurfy, suffering iruu sfertnaioffbg.
hhi lee 81 ply steal nnd msuiHl power speedily
and permanently rurrd. Particular attention paid
W tho li-.sfs ui women nhd tuna guaranteed
fiis and old sbrs cured without The NJ, III eait.fl
~ thg kniir Az consultations strictly runndrns
iinl Medicines fCui by cxpfc1 ~ all paris uf tlo
county.
as Nofklnrmen cufrd NJ hall The u.uai r.t,s
oAcc houn ifum o'cluck am. ~ po'ci0ak nm
n. D. 1UIINanN "A IA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
The rn,lnIIeIexrnnh.

OSHKOSH, Wis. Dec. 50.-When asked
yesterday whether he was in favor Of the
postal telegraph scheme, Senator sawyer
/ said ho would favor bill which had been
before the committee one and three years
b. That was that the Postmaster Gen
Is advertise for proposals to DO COVER
Int telegraphing and all other business
Icrcd at price not 10 exceed % cents
twenty words, including the address and
iatue, for 1000 miles and under; %
'nts for distances between l,OO0and $50
piles, and not over 30 cents for twenty
words for any greater distance within the
nj States might messages ~ half
=. The government 10 furnish nom
lstuilices where wires run and other
ls II might designate, the company TO
operators and the government 20
he messages az free delivery ritics
postage. II the government ~.
10 bids at the above prices, then
raster General be instructed to
for proposals for the purchase Of
IN the country and report the bids
hcxt Congress. This plan, Senator
n stated, would be similar Ia the one
10y the government IN the opera
the assil service.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
INaERsoLL's RHETORIC.
6esatiful Tribute Paid g. Departed
Lady Friend.


Lady Friend.
NEW YoRK, dec. O.-Nirs: Id< Whiting
k-ilowlos, wife Of the lIoii. Howard
4 Knowles, late United States collector at
eTcoria. H., died in this city on December
ID She was an estimable woman, and
lesves awide circle Of friends to mourn
her carly death. Before her remains were
isent to the west Col. Robert G. Ingersoll
sdelivcred the following tribute to. her
meniory:- as...s..
"My Friends Again we stand in the
shadow Of the great mystery--a shadow as
deep and dark as when the tears OF the
1 fiIs, mother fell upon the pallid face OF her
lifeless babe--a mystery that has never yet
been solved. We have met in the pres
encc OF the sacred dead to speak word OF
praise, of hope, OF consolation. Another
life OF love is now blessed memory, q
lingering strain OF music. The loving
daughter the pure and consccTted wife,
the sincere friend, who, with tender faith
fulness, discharged the duties OF life, has
reached their journeys end. A hnver, q
more serene, a more chiyalric spirit clasp
ing tic loved, and by them clasped, never
passed from life to enrich the realm Of
death. No field of war ever witnessed
ghcaler fortitude, more perfect, smiling
courage than this poor, weak and helpless
wc,rar, displayed upon the bed OF pain
and death. Her life was gentle and
her death sublime. She loved the
good, and all the good loved her. But
there is this consolation: She can never
suffer more; she can never feel again the
chill OF death; never part again from those
she loves. Her heart can break no more.
She has shed her last tear, and upon her
stainless brow has been set the wondrous
seal Of everlasting peace. When the angel
Of dcath-the masked and voicelcsS enters
the door Of home, there come with her all
the daughters OF compassion, and Of these
love and hope remain forever. You are
:ibodi TO take the dear dust homc--to the
homo Of her girlhood, and to the place
that was once my home. You will lay her
wi,hthe ncighbors that have loved, that
afeH6w at rest. You will lay her where
iuy father sleeps. All can say is: Lay
her in the earth. And from her fair and
uiipollutcd flesh let violets spring. |
nokor knew, never met brlver spirit
thaAthc one that once inhabited the silent
foam OF dreanlcss claw
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
NOTICE.

Tho Stockholders ~ the Mississippi 4 Tennessee
liailral Company hru hruhy nuiihef rs dir.rtlou
Of The inslicnt and Hiurl II IiI,riurl of stIti
'umpnnl and ni nsiurst 81 the STOCK hlilefs' Con.
Neutnn ihsi rcncfHl mecting0f the stool holder.
~ taid Company vii 10 held NJ the nnrr III fsrfI,.
in1 nnd Treasurer ~ Tic COMPANY. in Memphis
l'hht on We lnst "wednesday ~ lanunry. ~, 10
VT uic -ii dhy uAerruf to consider nud al uuou
gcuCul inufifngc on III the pfnpcrty aui flshts
81 Tho ipmfnnft fsruf ne fliDnioO tar 81 nj
uuhuh hhd such Other cuisines ~ may come hyi,fr
them nt aid meeting abs u1itr to H. pui iisbed
lhfN hays m enc newspaper IN cach touny
through which The rad pntsts.
~ nriff ~ The President and nnafi Of Dir,ttp T.
this Tie 10Th DAP 0i nCccmber is5
N ann EgrUatsrv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
RUPTURE Radically CURED

Nithoutihc l1ii, ur bin mncc Ia husncss. IN from
~ a. ~ days by tHp Ne hated suii lnd inns ana.
onirc Treatment rpntu q mn'lrwitli each piiicut
,hifi'turr, liidrnrlo f1d Nnfrooclc Cufrd in
siiuu time ,irHiiHfs co. application.
The Mrdicntrd soft Pad TRUSS has the
spring IN the ifuu'. ~ friufc avoid NIX all kidney
Troubles. AMI rin De- Wui nifit aud day. We guar
hntcr this Truss 10 ho co. ~ wear and 90 hold IN
tie bowel ur money refunded. Made and htioI Ia
male ~ female ly uR kOnlE
~ lcfsron A.. Memphis. Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

pc cleansing, soothing and healing
keItlcs Of narly,s Prophylactc Fluid
snerienccd IN the treatment and curu
turh and kindred complaints. The
! soothoa aud heals the inilamod mem.
Pies and removes the offensive Odor
chancicrizcs ilic disease. Should the
|immation have reached the throat nso
Fluid ~ a garplc io allay the inilam.
lion and 10 disiukct.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
Attention. ", X, 4.

For sltrsins, bruises, rheumatism cramps
inflammation. swelling cuts, burns, etc, in
man. aud splint, rinebone windgnll, cpl.
goolic; staichcs, etc, in. horses. Ranguin
ROOT I'M mcnt is a sure curc. The king OF
1Iniihentt''i Is the universal verdict Never
iaiis 70 frc any ailinent that can be- reached
~ mI Ytcrnal medical application. j0ccnts
INA Gle. For sale ut Holsters drug store
ri Min street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
Stockholders, Mentlnn.

A MkEiiNg II The stpck h0idersof tho Troy aud
: \ llWouNille liailnnd Company viii D. held ID
lhe ulloo ~ ND cumpnny, In the t0Nn 81 TROY
Va o.iou county, Icuncs@0e on Monday, the g5th
dny ~ February, I'd. tffs fpf The ruufdsrl milton
and mtinn upon proposed mortgage aud ifsuanre
~ mnfiFafe h1uds and sturk ui aid company and
The iflusatiuu uf such other business ~ may h.
ndtiod. w order - The itplni II nifuftnf. De
ocmigf NJ 1871 Go H. WILSON, President
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
Barton 4 Lamb
Real Estate.
FOR SALE.

10 Residence Lots IN Rayburn ave-
nue subdivision. only y blocks
from street railroad will soll on
monthly payments. houses built
II desired.
10 Acros noar Blmwood Cemetery:
splendid property for subdlvi-
sion sold at u bargain.
@ Twenty Aero Tracts, two mllos
from city, on Poplar troot, noar
East End Dummy limo. oxcol-
lent noighborhood soid ON easy
terms. at worry low pricos.
2 New Residences. lots 100000,
on Dummy railroad and Kerr
avenue; on Boulevard 100 foot
wide. will sell for small cash
payment. balance monthly:
houses have eight rooms each.
900 Lots on Korr avenue and Boulo-
ward dummy line runs through
the addition: twenty minutes
from business; uniform price,
sloa 'front.' foot. FIRST purchasers
havo FIRST choice OF whole addi-
ton. sold on oasy payments.
nothing about Memphis moro
attractive or beautifully sit
uatod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate.

80 ~ u n in The rotate Court of She'll,
county, Tenn. Iu'cH o. Gflcr. a al cN faftr
ty NIrtur uI drrrec .ur fnlc entered IN mi.
cnuso On nrUHWisf y, ~, minute hook ri psas
Ati ETC.. will aIl tn thr highest bidder vi public
auction. .h nuut Al Gle t0ufi liuusa door on
Main siu-rf. Memphis Tom.
On SATURDAY, January -. 1855.
Within lrgtl hour. thf following deferIli 4 nal
estate a. wit ls"Inulni 100 stake the nluihrnst
csrurf 90 N e IHHiurs md, aud two thiriI nf 81
nj sluth ui sweet guu pointer and elm aud n.it
pointer II lU.nH IaH n Dot M - ui the nluuri
land thence south % MINUTES wet o. chains anil
pI iints tn .'HLo ~ iiuiH eat " % hIrlury
marked tNUHH north ll't. wet glthfiuH HH1
o. links o. Hfltr with ~ nsh pointer mrr.rd y.
thrucU north ilnt 4pafHu west " chains end %
links iu he snUihecat corner 81 g. 4 THtiYra
hud thrurr south IL ftu with The south line
IT u. g. o.. iufs .t ehfn AMI 3 links ~ th. b.
rlnuing. containing tfiyfuuf Hnd sixty i've
hundusiihs % o. l"Noi 40 nrrr. more OF lee
Ifrua ~ .iIrHiHsh
1hh December q, lSI
~ Tho u Crnshkwl 70. u.
lI 4 NnfHnu. ruIlgilof
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
EIoclIon of pIrootors.

thiUs Asp rLANrTm BASH ~ Mrvritw. B
Memphis Tenn, Dsncinhcf . ~.
A n oocil0n VIII h. held NJ this itlnl on tho
~ rcound Monday 81 January, lss, irnm iua.m.
uutll p "a, fnf The pufpu.e VI ch00.iug UifCrt1fI
81 the hanS 10 serve the ensuing yeat
y A. no Al Cashier
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

HEALTH u uEAI1u - ~. neaurcgnrd'.
Tonic aud Ne,tine, tho Great
Trench specific.

NTHVOts pfntiTY "a all ~ fingra. mental
" AMI physical dispersion fprfmHtuffhul. nv
tnfhuudrin. ficfiliy, nrifalra hysinfn. lnraplriy
iUf study uf bu.in1es 4 utllsls lnputnnro, rpllep
~, l1ss ~ memory soft ling ~ The hrilu. Hnd hll
dltflaa ~ tnn urrfuu system may hr f'dlnallv
currfl IN rlihuf "a ~ .Io ~ " this unrHrrllrt
prTamtiun. u is a Tus' ~ supreme imtJnrn0c
~ us0 appropriate uual urnt CT thH rufn ~ Nc
lGfa 81 nerve tuNtr ID lH henufgafda Tonic
airl Nrr,inD aitrf nan yoiu tfiai in lurppo. has
pnurrd luiHlNhIr n 81 n hrnuullnn tu dlWrtluua
which ufr afiiKwl a. rae hottie Oue buH ruual W
rncC. ai.OO n iuN. ofs b0Fc. i0f ~0.nO sent
by mail prupuid 80 i,csNt oi price ~ ruuninlar
IA hutrs a. euW ans Une Win raHh Crltr a..
hot tiHrt ~ curn A. NJ kcn a. Co. UfurflfH alf
"a nt ilf thiicd hUts. ~ and 20 Nrln street
Memphis. Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
TOr SALE.

|
A GOOD PLANTNTpNIN n FRANCis CotN.
~. ~, Ark, IN mheaNcst OF Bc,lsOc's landing
| nn Mississippi tiycf, op aud half miles huin
| surveyed line 1T the Miuphs and Texas railroad.
l6Au1 acre In tu'cl; 20 arrs have been In cult
| Nniion aud clu H. feaitiyatcd by little expense
buildings and icnrinl having bc,n dcsro cd hy
hic aud the owner l"iig unable tn Uimprpyc viii
ell ntNrry low hgtrg fur cash For terms call ON
aIkAIIoN. llinMNS ROGERS 90 Madison Vt
L'LEGANr RrSIDE1E or NEwMANERn 40
IL 3li Poplar ~ lne fourth cash rrtna Under
| one, two ana thrv yoaN call on or adlfcs, e. a.
lrimble. NJ No. % Nn,ison stn',t
LURNIrURE FuR BALI AND HnusE ToH
u rut Apply 10 10. 30 Main ttnct corner
Vance
\IENT MARKET bEsIRuus on RETIRING
W irom bus ines. liov OFFER my Meat Market NJ,
c.lnhlli bed aud good nying busngS. Tor vale VIII
'rl all the mnchiuctS Nhirh Il nearly ~. aprer
uiuinF Ia my sausigcfnci0ry, Alsn, housc aud bot
viii rni the house 2 ! can't sell This d a good
chance for any cuicrpFTlng man 10 ~ into ropd
t",inE cuisines ". ,1,,tI. sH.. 20 Iuplnr a.
| MAGENTA PLANTATION = SITUATED ON
vi Deer creek. mlss itum Gpcn,iilc, Mis-
obtaining 2it1 ACRES u lhnd, half IN u hith
.r.lc 81 cultivation. III, 10 ole IT the best I'm.
proved, plnrcs iu the tanty And one OF the most
valuable tmrts 1T land iu the ~ttc
Tor particular, inluiru ui Mr. ~. A. Evcruan ~
George Arnold q TO- ~ NCmphN. Uf a. the under.
signed at kcnwooi. Washington fiunty, Mis-
4 l'h " ~. ~ AiIiAh " il'f, NitNln
" ITr huudpd
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